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Best practices for programmatic describing of behavior of complex input forms
We have a complex web form (we use GWT/GXT stack) with lots of input elements of different types (text fields, selects, checkboxes, buttons), and behavior of these elements depends on each other.
Now ...
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If I unite many web apps into one, will I save resources?
I'm comparing 2 different approaches of J2EE application architecture:
Divide independent parts as modules of one big web app.
Divide independent parts as different web apps running on same server.
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Java web application folder structure
As a beginner to J2EE, I have recently started developing my own project from scratch using the Core of J2EE : Servlets & Jsps.
I could not evaluate whether my project folder structure is right ...
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Shall I separate the admin part from the rest of the war
I built a web-applicationg using struts2. Then I built a small admin interface in the same war.
With time the webapp grew and so the admin-interface. Now, I'm thinking to separate the admin interface ...
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How will writing the transaction part in Java benefit the security of the application, when all other parts are being written in PHP?
A friend of mine while working on a PHP application asked me to write one part of the application in Java. The part that involved transactions. He said it will be better to write this portion in Java. ...
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Looking to build a 2 java applications. should it be web-based application or standalone application?
The first application (web-based) will be located at site1 and once the information is processed, it will be sent to the second application(web-based) located at site2. Application2 needs to be able ...
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EJB Lifecycle and Relation to WARs
I've been reading up on EJBs (3.x) and believe I understand the basics. This question is a "call for confirmation" that I have interpreted the Java EE docs correctly and that I understand these ...
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Heavy use of static methods in a Java EE web application?
Generally I am asking if this is a norm. The application architecture includes spring and the zk framework. I personally can't help but think this introduces a number of problems. I mean...this is a ...
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Enterprise scalable vs internet scalable, what is the meaning & differences?
While reading about Java EE applications, somewhere I have seen people saying they're enterprise scalable, I am confused as to what that really mean?
Are Java web applications mainly written & ...
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